a o 98 ARCHITECTUKE CHAP. II along the sides of the piazza. The larger pedestals at the southernend supported statues of the Imperial family. We may contrast with the Forum of Pompeii, whose gradualdevelopment reflects the history of the city, that of Thamugadi(Timgad) (Plan, Fig. 16), which was… … tYttt¥ a Trajan established the colony. Including the buildings whichsurround it, it covers a space of 100 x 60 m., while the open areameasures 50 X 43 m. Thi^ piazza (which is precisely orientated)was surrounded by a colonnade and entered in the middle of thenorth side by a single-bayed arch and…
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